题目内容
9.The days we have been looking forward to ____ soon.( )A. | coming | B. | will come | C. | came | D. | have come |
分析 我们一直期盼的日子就要来临了.
解答 答案B.考查一般将来时.此句中,we have been looking forward to是days的定语从句,所以句子的主干应该是剔除掉定语从句部分,只留下:The days ___ soon.根据soon很快,结合句意可推断,很快要来,表示将要发生的动作,用一般将来时,will+do.故选B.
点评 考查时态的题,要在句中找到具体的时间点.
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52.A.at the center | B.on the basis | C.on the part | D.beyond the reach |
53.A.thinking | B.explaining | C.meaning | D.stating |
54.A.discuss | B.remember | C.express | D.criticize |
55.A.point | B.information | C.reasons | D.feelings |
56.A.comments | B.meanings | C.secret | D.thought |
57.A.frankly | B.indirectly | C.reluctantly | D.truly |
58.A.figure out | B.search for | C.make up | D.look over |
59.A.Otherwise | B.However | C.Moreover | D.Thus |
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61.A.value | B.forgive | C.punish | D.insult |
62.A.sensitive | B.foolish | C.rude | D.loyal |
63.A.corrected | B.achieved | C.changed | D.explained |
64.A.learn | B.consider | C.suggest | D.decide |
65.A.although | B.because | C.until | D.if |